Showing posts with label Book Blogger Hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book Blogger Hop. Show all posts

Friday, March 18, 2011

Book Blogger Hop 3/18-3/21

Book Blogger Hop

The Book Blogger Hop is a weekly event hosted by Jennifer at Crazy for Books and runs from Friday to Sunday.
Each week a different question will be added to the hop in order for conversations to occur, and for followers to get to know you and your blog better.


"Do you read only one book at a time, or do you have several going at once?"



I only read one book at time, if I were to read two books I would get the stories mixed together and maybe even combine the two books into one. And if I was to pick up the book where I left off I would need to re-read the previous pages to refresh my memory. I prefer reading one book at a time.
Lately, I've fallen behind due to school. Textbooks should probably be included.
Oh, school.

How many books do you read at a time?

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Book Blogger Hop 2/4-2/7

Book Blogger Hop

The Book Blogger Hop is a weekly event hosted by Jennifer at Crazy for Books and runs from Friday to Sunday.
Each week a different question will be added to the hop in order for conversations to occur, and for followers to get to know you and your blog better.


"What are you reading now and why are you reading it?"



I'm currently reading Fragile Eternity by Melissa Marr. I liked Wicked Lovely and Ink Exchange and since I loved both I bought Fragile Eternity to find out what happenes in the story, Now I'm trying to finish it before Darkest Mercy is release on February 22nd.
What are you reading? And Why?

Friday, January 14, 2011

Book Blogger Hop - 1/14-1/17

Book Blogger Hop

The Book Blogger Hop is a weekly event hosted by Jennifer at Crazy for Books and runs from Friday to Sunday.
Each week a different question will be added to the hop in order for conversations to occur, and for followers to get to know you and your blog better.


"Why do you read the genre that you do? What draws you to it?"


I enjoy reading YA novels because the stories are always captivating to read about. It's easy and very outgoing with the characters. The characters can relate to anyone because they experience bad things as we teens do too. The books inspire me and it always gives me something to talk about with a reading buddy.

On special occasions I read adult novels, but it's rare if I do and I've only read about 3 in total, which I enjoyed every single one of them. The story in those were well developed and it explores the life of adulthood something that YA novels sometimes don't mention in their novels.

What genre do you read and why?

Friday, January 7, 2011

Book Blogger Hop: 1/7-1/10

Book Blogger Hop

The Book Blogger Hop is a weekly event hosted by Jennifer at Crazy for Books and runs from Friday to Sunday.
Each week a different question will be added to the hop in order for conversations to occur, and for followers to get to know you and your blog better.


"What book influenced or changed your life? How did it influence/change you?"


The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Caught between trying to live his life and trying to run from it, Charlie is navigating through the strange worlds of love, drugs, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", and dealing with the loss of a good friend and his favorite aunt.



The Perks of Being a Wallflower changed my life because the story of Charlie really caught my attention. Not only did the author put a lot of heart and ideas into this story, but it changed my life because it made me see the world differently from the way life evolves around other people, your first crush, your first year of High School. It has multiple themes and it was a book every teen should read, to realize that not only do they have a "horrible life" but it could be much worse and everyone goes through with it once in their life. This book just sums up everything.

If you're looking for something worth your time, pick up The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. Not only did it make me think about life and the real problems people face, but Charlie's character was well written and it could be a significant book to a lot of new readers.

Tell me what book changed your life?